Bloomcraft FAQ

Mooblooms and cluckblooms spawn naturally in flower forest biomes. Each mob spawns with flowers that match the biome's color palette, so you'll find different flower variants depending on which flower forest you explore.

Use a bowl on a moobloom just like you would milk a mooshroom—the moobloom will produce suspicious stew instead of regular milk. The stew will have a potion effect based on the flowers the moobloom is carrying.

Yes, mooblooms and cluckblooms occasionally drop flowers as they wander through the world. This happens passively over time, so leaving them in an area will gradually spread flowers across the landscape.

Yes, you can breed both mobs using the same methods as regular cows and chickens. Bred offspring will inherit the flower type from their parents.

The mod restores several flowers that were exclusive to Minecraft Earth, adding them to flower forests and meadows. Check the mod's flower list in your guide section to see which specific flowers are included.

No, you cannot shear the flowers from these mobs—they're a permanent part of their design. However, they'll continue dropping flowers naturally as they move.

Yes, the suspicious stew from a moobloom varies based on the flower type it's carrying. Different flowers grant different potion effects when consumed.

Bloomcraft is lightweight and shouldn't cause significant performance problems. If you experience lag, it's more likely from having many mobs spawned in one area rather than the mod itself.

They spawn naturally in flower forests like any other passive mob, so they'll appear during normal world generation and mob spawning cycles. You don't need to create special conditions.

Yes, you can build farms around these mobs to collect dropped flowers or harvest suspicious stew from mooblooms. They behave like regular cows and chickens in terms of movement and breeding, making them easy to contain.